US Senators Introduce GAME Act to Restrict Sports Gambling Ads to
Bipartisan legislation introduced in the US Senate would prohibit digital advertising platforms from displaying targeted sports gambling advertisements to minors.
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Bipartisan legislation introduced in the US Senate would prohibit digital advertising platforms from displaying targeted sports gambling advertisements to minors.
Regulators from Brazil, Argentina, and the United States emphasize the need for closer cooperation to combat illegal online betting, as discussed at Legitimuz Day 2026 in São Paulo.
With less than a month to go until the South Korean elections, gambling is becoming a hot topic, with candidates accusing one another of wrongdoing and the President weighing in with comments.
A poker player who sued London’s famous Hippodrome Casino for GBP 100,000 ($134,000) after being banned from the venue has lost his case in court, with a judge ruling that the casino acted within its rights.
The NCAA has confirmed that former Abilene Christian men’s basketball student-athlete Airion Simmons has been banned for life.
The National Football League (NFL) is urging the commodities regulator to require prediction market providers to prohibit contracts on events that can be easily manipulated by an individual, such as first pass and field goal completion.
New York lawmakers are considering banning billboard ads promoting potentially addictive and harmful substances or pastimes.
Brazil’s Federal Government has extended restrictions on sports betting to participants in Desenrola Fies, bringing the student debt renegotiation program under the same rules already applied to Desenrola Famílias.
Gambling companies are investing heavily in political campaigns in Alabama as they attempt to soften the state’s strict anti-gambling laws. Yet the ways they spend their money are leaving lawmakers confused and angry.
Wyoming is considering regulatory changes following a meeting of the Wyoming Legislature’s Select Committee on Gaming to address the state of the gaming industry.
As one of the states without legal sports betting, Georgia has remained an untapped market. However, pro-gambling industry parties are working hard to change that, sparing no expense to ensure that betting will come to the state.
Two of the most influential voices in US gaming have issued a fresh warning to Congress as lawmakers weigh a significant shift in financial regulation.